What to wear in prague in september

How is it in Prague in Autumn: weather, what to wear, things to do, events

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Today I have a quick packing list for you. What to pack for Prague, Czech Republic.....or is is Czechia now? I'm seeing both on current maps and articles. So whatever people are calling it, it's for 10 days in Prague in November-early December.

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In my last post I showed a packing light light list, and in this post I am going to give you some outfit option ideas on how to put the pieces together to make as many outfits as you can.

Visiting the France this fall? See what to wear in Paris in October (plus ideas for September and November) and what to bring to Paris beyond clothes.

Here's my guide to ensuring you're packing exactly what you need to make the most of the beautiful autumn months in Europe, no matter where you're headed. And be sure to scroll down to save my free packing checklist for your trip :)

Arriving in London at the beginning of fall is a great time to explore this vibrant city. The weather is cooler than in summer, yet still warm, making it ideal for exploring the many wonderful sights…

Prague in the winter months can get bitterly cold, that coupled with the snow and wind can make for a miserable experience if you're not dressed properly.

My detailed guide to the weather for Prague in December, January & February and practical tips on how to plan your visit to Prague in winter. Winter is a great time to visit Prague, especially around the festive Christmas time. Unlike visiting Prague in summer, the winter season needs a lot more planning, especially if you are not used to the cold weather. You might need to think about more activities to do indoors and plan your day around coffee places or museums.